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Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Government, instead of individuals, should cover Internet fees. With the expansion of technology in every aspects of human’s humans’ life, it seems impossible to live a life without having the access to the internet. While some believe that individuals based on their own needs, should pay their own internet fees, I think that it is government’s duty because it eases the access for all walks of life, helps the poor to save more money and leaves a positive impression on the whole society. First of all, as the internet is no longer a luxury option that people can choose to have in their lives, it is essential to ease its access for everyone in the society. In a society where its lower class can barely meet their needs, it is probable that many children are deprived of having educational facilities. The more governments allocate budgets to paying internet fees, the more people can benefit from this technology. For example, children in impoverished families now can use online educational platforms to learn academic materials. Those who cannot afford to pay for expensive educative courses, can easily visit free learning platforms such as YouTube or Coursera, honing their skills, that which would otherwise bewas impossible to happen. Therefore, there will be a knowledgeable society in the long run. Moreover, many people, especially those who come from deprived backgrounds, face more strenuous challenges to makemaking ends meet. Not only do they have difficulty meeting their expenses, they will not be able to save some money for times of need. While a huge amount of their income goes for paying taxes, there is no room left to benefit from such facilities. By decreasing the financial burden on lower classes and paying their internet fees, more and more families can save money, or spend that amount of money for other purposes such as health issues/healthcare or purchasing their necessary products. As a consequence, the general wellbeing of society will increase extensively. Finally, every government needs its citizens’ approval/acceptances, because otherwise their reign will not last long. The more people become unsatisfied dissatisfied with their government’s performance, the more it is possible to protest against them. It seems logical that policy makers in societies do some good deeds in order to attract their people’s attention. By paying internet fees, citizens may feel that their government cares about their welfare, doing whatever they can to ease the daily life pressures. Besides, a deeper look shows that by spending money in such areas, they prevent themselves from paying extra expenses. For example, the amount of money that a government should spend to create creating educational facilities for its young generation is much more than that of what they should allocate for paying internet fees. By providing the internet for all social strata, the government’s concern for the equal distribution of education would mitigate, as learning materials is would be accessible even for children who are from disadvantaged areas of the city. As a result, citizens will establish a trust in their government. To sum up, I believe that it is government’s duty to pay internet fees. I suggest that laws need to be established that high amounts/rates of taxes should be levied on wealthy people’s income, so that the budget for paying internet fees is sufficient. By doing so, it leads to a knowledgeable, healthy and trusted society.